Big plays push 'Cats past Cougars, 33-8

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Oct 27, 2012 at 12:12 AMOct 27, 2012 at 12:28 AM

At the cusp of seeing momentum swing away from them, two big plays by Oak Ridge running back Matt Moore and defensive tackle Chris Ramsey turned the final game of the regular season in the Wildcats favor as they defeated Campbell County 33-8.

Robert Holder

At the cusp of seeing momentum swing away from them, two big plays by Oak Ridge running back Matt Moore and defensive tackle Chris Ramsey turned the final game of the regular season in the Wildcats favor as they defeated Campbell County 33-8.

After the Cougars scored to make it 13-8 in the third quarter, Moore returned the ensuing kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown.

Ramsey put the game away for good with a 21 yardd interception return and score in the fourth.

Oak Ridge now awaits its playoff fait. After finishing with the team’s first regular season district title, the Wildcats will find out who they play Saturday at 11 a.m. That is when the TSSAA Bracket show will show the Class 6A bracket. Fans can watch at www.tssaanetwork.com and the brackets will be available at www.tssaa.org immediately as the show is finished.

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